Do you want to deliver more impactful presentations?
Or perhaps you want to learn how to get your point across more effectively

We use our voice everyday–at work or with friends and family–but do you find it easier in some situations and not in others?  It’s not about what you say, but rather the way that you say it, the tone of our voice communicates what we’re feeling when we say them.

Join us for this highly interactive workshop where you will learn to unlock the full potential of your voice, developing it into a rich and powerful communication tool.  Whether you want to use your voice in a performance or at work or in your community, this course will help you engage with your audience, and make you a more credible, compelling communicator.

Suitable for people with no previous experience in voice work, this workshop will cover the following:

• Increased command of your voice and gain more confidence in whatever situation you use it

• Learn tips and techniques to help prepare for public speaking, on stage, or elsewhere

• Conquer fear, capture attention, motivate action

• Become more relaxed and be more confidently yourself in every day interactions

David Carlyle: David is an actor and acting teacher who trained at Rose Bruford College of Theatre and Performance. His acting work includes theatre productions with the National Theatre, The National Theatre of Scotland, Birmingham Rep, Royal Lyceum Edinburgh, Regents Park Open Air Theatre, The Barbican, Paines Plough, The Print Room at The Coronet, Southwark Playhouse, Dundee Rep, Finborough Theatre and Liverpool Everyman.
He has worked in television with the BBC, Channel 4, HBO and in various radio drama productions with BBC Radio 4. He is also a voice artist for advertising campaigns for lots of different companies. As part of an ensemble of four working with The National Theatre of Scotland he received The Stage award for Best Ensemble. As well as his work as an actor he teaches acting at the London School of Dramatic Art and a number of other UK drama schools and regularly runs workshops at City Acting and The Mono Box.